Curls

Curls

loveoutdoors2020-04-30T21:00:53.000Z
I also have fine color treated hair (well not lately)+
but I have the T3 and love it. I stopped using curling irons in general because they were just to harsh on my hair. When I got the T3 it was a game ch
redheadcupcake2020-04-26T21:18:08.000Z
Someone trained in curly cuts, or who has curly hair?+
I used to opt for whoever the salon recommended as "good with curls" with varying results. Now I go to a curly salon, with a stylist who also happens
Lizzy282020-04-24T11:38:28.000Z
2nd. Heat styling always affects hair health negatively. I don't use any hot tools and despite rop
bleaching/colouring (DIY) my hair for 35 years now it's very healthy and shiny. I wash my hair every 2-3 days; not using hot water but warm water; fin
overseas2020-04-23T07:41:43.000Z
Yup! And you can do inverted rows and bicep curls with two chairs and a broom rop
https://www.reddit.com/r/bodyweightfitness/comments/2fxgfm/just_saw_this_yesterday_rows_with_two_chairs_and/ See 1:40 and 4:00
Lizzy282020-04-20T20:53:45.000Z
Yeah, those hormones;-) I'm enjoying my waves/curls for as long as they'll last:D
paintedtoes2020-04-20T13:38:40.000Z
But when I turned 72 the curls just disappeared in the course of a year, back to straight hair.
Lizzy282020-04-20T12:24:05.000Z
I have 2a/b wavy hair but the older I get (I'm 50 now), the more wavy it becomes.+
Ahh, those hormonal changes=P I was born with stick straight hair; I love my new waves/curls;-) Would you say it's now more 2b/c? I'm not that familia
siete2020-04-19T18:51:41.000Z
Any products that help heat activated curls? Rop
I can’t find my beloved Tresseme curl activator anywhere. I used to spray and blow dry my hair with a brush and it would leave beautiful waves. Or I’d
JackieJormpJormp2020-04-18T13:47:13.000Z
Dippity Doo Girls with Curls
TooFatToFunction2020-04-17T16:29:33.000Z
I guess Suave Captivating Curls